Game Info
Year
2022
Players
1-4
Age
14+
Playtime
30 min
Complexity
1.7/5
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Description
Players plan three trips around the world drawing travel routes on a plastic globe while completing bucket list objectives
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Overall sentiment (raw)
mixed
Pros
- Impressive table presence due to large 3D globes and big cards
- Engaging, fast 30-minute play
- Clear iconography and easy-to-read components
- Wet-erase surfaces make revisions quick and visual
- High replayability with many global objectives and cards
Cons
- Assembly and storage of globes can be time-consuming and frustrating
- End-of-game cleanup with wet-erase markers can be lengthy
- Storage solution is awkward and not straightforward to disassemble
- Potential for leftovers and marks on dry erase surfaces from previous plays
Thematic elements
- Travel planning, exploration, and race-style scoring
- Global travel around the world using 3D globes and seasons
- informational, demonstrative, hands-on demonstration
Comparison games
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Mechanics (from transcript analysis)
- 3D globe-based route drawing — Players draw routes on a built globe using wet-erase markers to indicate trips and destinations.
- Destination cards and geography placeholders — Deal destination cards that map to globe locations, used to plan routes and scoring.
- End-of-game scoring based on money and distance — You earn points from money spent, distance travelled, and relative standing compared to other players.
- Global objectives and dynamic scoring — Public objectives provide race-like scoring; first to complete gets higher points, others get lesser points.
- Network/Route Building — Players draw routes on a built globe using wet-erase markers to indicate trips and destinations.
- Season tokens and trip legs — Trips are organized into spring, summer, and fall with season tokens that affect layout and bonuses.
- Travel rewards cards and festival/travel companion bonuses — Bonus cards give additional victory points and interaction via travel companions between players.
- Wet erase markers and cleanup — Everything is writable and erasable; end-game involves cleaning markers off boards.
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Quotes (from this video)
- Globetrotting loads of fun as long as you are ready for some wetter race cleanup and storing potential problems
- everything in this game is wet erased friendly
- this game takes only half an hour to play
- the globe is really easy to handle
- it's shareable and it absolutely has that table presence wow factor
- I love how fast this game is
- everything you see here literally everything in this game is wet erased friendly
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